Gary Schmitt is a resident scholar in strategic studies and American institutions at the American Enterprise Institute.
They were not solely the domain of the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
His legacy—and his records—live on a half-century after his greatest race.
Character mattered in the 18th century, just as it matters in 2024.
Even if Biden could justify U.S. intervention without congressional approval, it’s politically important to have the legislative branch on board.
Joe Biden’s statements on Taiwan and Russia’s nuclear threat have consequences.
Nominating unqualified candidates in the primary could be costly in November.
If she does not go, Beijing will have taken the measure of another American White House and found it to be more bark than bite.
Russia’s aggression has prompted a formal Strategic Concept that is light years beyond what could have been agreed to even a year ago.
There can be no real peace for Ukraine and no peace of mind for Eastern Europe if Vladimir Putin remains in power.